Looking for where to buy Tuscan wine in Florence? At Vino al Vino, in the heart of Florence, we have built a highly curated selection dedicated to what we believe is the most authentic, artisanal and exciting side of Tuscan wine.
Located at Borgo Ognissanti 70R, in Florence city center, our wine shop focuses on small artisanal producers, independent family estates, organic vineyards, boutique wineries, emerging winemakers and limited-production wines personally selected by our team.
Our goal is not to fill our shelves with the same famous labels you can find in wine shops around the world. We prefer to search deeper.
We look for the real artisanal excellence of Tuscany: outstanding small producers, rare bottles, tiny productions, new talents and hidden gems that truly deserve to be discovered.
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Our selection covers the great classics of Tuscan wine, including Brunello di Montalcino, Chianti Classico, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Super Tuscans and Vernaccia di San Gimignano, alongside Tuscan white wines made from varieties such as Vermentino and Trebbiano.
But what makes our selection different is not simply the number of appellations represented.
It is the producers we choose.
Every winery and bottle is personally researched, tasted and selected by us. We have a particular passion for small independent wineries and boutique Tuscan producers capable of expressing their vineyards and territories with personality and authenticity.
Instead of building our selection around the most commercial or internationally ubiquitous labels, we search for artisanal wineries, cult producers, emerging estates, micro-productions and exceptional wines that are genuinely difficult to find elsewhere.
For us, a great Tuscan wine shop should not simply reproduce what is already famous.
It should help you discover what is worth knowing next.
Tuscany is famous throughout the world for Chianti, Brunello and Super Tuscans. But some of the region’s most fascinating wines are produced far away from the spotlight.
This lesser-known Tuscany is one of our greatest passions.
Alongside the great historical denominations, our shelves can include tiny-production Tuscan Syrah, mountain-grown Pinot Noir, artisanal orange wines, skin-contact whites, rare indigenous varieties and unusual interpretations of Sangiovese from lesser-known Tuscan territories.
These are often wines produced in very small quantities by growers whose bottles have limited international distribution or are virtually impossible to find outside Italy.
Some come from established artisanal producers. Others come from a new generation of talented winemakers who are only beginning to receive international attention.
This continuous research allows us to offer a selection that goes far beyond the predictable image of Tuscan wine.
We are constantly searching for boutique wineries and hidden gems in Tuscany.
We visit producers, taste new releases and follow emerging projects, looking for wines that combine quality, authenticity, personality and a genuine connection with their place of origin.
Sometimes that means finding a tiny Sangiovese producer working a few hectares in an overlooked corner of Tuscany.
Sometimes it is an extraordinary Syrah produced in microscopic quantities.
It might be an elegant Pinot Noir from the Tuscan mountains, an artisanal Trebbiano fermented on its skins, an unusual old-vine field blend or a bottle from an emerging winery that has yet to reach international distribution.
These are precisely the wines we love to find.
Our shelves bring together historic artisanal estates, boutique wineries, cult winemakers, emerging producers and tiny projects, creating a constantly evolving collection for people who want to discover something beyond the usual names.
Selection is at the heart of everything we do.
We don’t choose a wine simply because its name is famous, because it has a prestigious appellation or because it sells easily.
Every bottle on our shelves is there because we selected it.
We taste, compare and research constantly, looking for wines with identity, quality, craftsmanship and a strong sense of place.
Our focus is primarily on small artisanal and independent wineries, including organic and biodynamic estates, low-intervention producers and outstanding traditional winemakers.
We don’t believe that one single winemaking philosophy defines quality.
What matters to us is the producer: the vineyard, the craftsmanship, the personality of the wine and its ability to express where it comes from.
This is why our Tuscan selection can move naturally from a traditionally made Brunello di Montalcino to an experimental skin-contact Trebbiano, from an elegant Chianti Classico to a mountain Pinot Noir or an artisanal Syrah produced in only a few thousand bottles.
Different styles, but the same obsessive attention to selection.
Of course, discovering the hidden side of Tuscany doesn’t mean forgetting its great classics.
We carefully select some of our favorite expressions of Brunello di Montalcino, focusing particularly on artisanal estates capable of producing elegant, territorial and age-worthy Sangiovese.
Our Chianti Classico selection follows the same philosophy, exploring different villages, soils, altitudes and interpretations of Sangiovese through independent producers and boutique estates.
We also search for distinctive examples of Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, as well as carefully selected Super Tuscans from producers whose wines combine quality, personality and a strong connection with their vineyards.
The result is a selection that allows you to explore the famous names of Tuscany without falling into the most obvious and standardized choices.
Tuscany is much more diverse than many visitors imagine.
For this reason, we dedicate particular attention to Tuscan white wines, including artisanal interpretations of Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Vermentino and Trebbiano, alongside lesser-known varieties and experimental wines.
We are also passionate about Tuscan orange wines and skin-contact wines, particularly when traditional grape varieties such as Trebbiano are interpreted with precision and personality.
Another part of our research focuses on some of Tuscany’s most fascinating alternative red wines.
Among them are Syrah from the best suited areas of Tuscany and Pinot Noir grown at higher elevations in the Tuscan mountains — wines that can reveal a completely different face of the region.
For curious wine lovers, these bottles are often among the most exciting discoveries in our shop.
Our search for exceptional Tuscan wine also extends backwards in time.
Alongside current releases, we maintain a carefully selected collection of old vintages, mature Tuscan wines, limited releases and collectible bottles.
For selected wineries and appellations, we particularly value vintage depth, giving collectors and serious wine lovers the opportunity to compare different years and discover how great Tuscan wines evolve over time.
Finding older vintages from small artisanal producers can be particularly difficult, which makes this part of our cellar especially important to us.
Our collection is constantly evolving and can include older Brunello di Montalcino, Chianti Classico, Super Tuscans and other age-worthy Tuscan wines, alongside rare releases from smaller producers.
One of the most common things we hear from international visitors is that many of the wines they discover with us are impossible to find at home.
That is not a coincidence.
A significant part of our research is dedicated precisely to small Tuscan wineries with limited production and limited international distribution.
Many produce only a few thousand bottles. Some work only a handful of hectares. Others are emerging projects whose wines have not yet reached the international market.
This makes Vino al Vino particularly interesting for wine lovers looking to buy Tuscan wines in Florence that they are unlikely to find in conventional wine shops abroad.
Instead of returning home with the same Tuscan label available everywhere, you can discover a producer, vineyard or wine that tells a much more personal story about Tuscany.
And you don’t have to carry all those bottles in your suitcase.
At Vino al Vino you can buy Tuscan wine in Florence and arrange worldwide wine shipping directly from our shop.
We can help you create a personalized mixed case according to your taste, interests and budget.
It might combine Brunello di Montalcino, Chianti Classico, Vino Nobile and Super Tuscans with lesser-known Sangiovese, Tuscan Syrah, mountain Pinot Noir, Vernaccia, Vermentino, Trebbiano, orange wines and rare bottles from boutique wineries.
This makes it possible to build your own personal collection of Tuscan discoveries in Florence and have the wines professionally packed and shipped directly home.
If your idea of Tuscan wine goes beyond simply buying the most famous labels, this is exactly what we want Vino al Vino to represent.
A place to discover the artisanal side of Tuscany.
The historic denominations, but through carefully selected producers.
The great classics, but also the wines nobody told you about.
Small wineries instead of mass-market brands. Boutique producers instead of generic selections. Hidden gems alongside great appellations. Emerging winemakers alongside established artisanal masters. Tiny productions, rare bottles and old vintages alongside the classics of Tuscan wine.
Our selection is never static. We continue tasting, visiting wineries and discovering new producers because there is always another vineyard, another winemaker and another bottle worth finding.
If you’re searching for where to buy Tuscan wine in Florence, Vino al Vino is for those who don’t simply want a bottle of Tuscan wine.
They want to discover the bottles that make Tuscany special.
Borgo Ognissanti 70R – Florence, Italy
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